The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30
Watcrmclons were in the market Ia st week

Inc uayS nave reached their greatest length anu
will soon be on the decline.
Hamilton, on the Cochran place, Belfast, brought
green pcasc TO market Monday morning-thc first
of the season.
Next Monday is the glorious Fourth of july the
anniversary of the nations birth. 1t will not be
celebrated in Belfast.
The work Of putting steam heating apparatus
into the Court House, in this city, will begin next
week The boiler is expected July LIST.
There is a change i'll the mail service between
Centre Lincoinvilc and Belfast The mail leaves
the Centre Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
9A.M
Smith, the Bangor photographer, has just pub
ished handsome Autograph OF the real estate at
lslesboro, owned by the Mt. Desert 4 rcnobscot
Bay Rca! Estate Company.
An error occurred in the advertisement of Geo.
.. Bailey in last weeks journal. The adv. read
"cloth" tops, but should have read "cather' tops.
Mr.. Bailey does not deal in cloth top carriages.
Owing to fast driving on the Boston x Bangor
steamer wharf, in this city, the agent has posted
caution notice, saying the company will not be
sponsible for any accident to teams going faster
than a walk.
lIoodlums continue to annoy Jimmy Bowen, and
Sunday large crowd assembled in front of the
Salvation army rooms when Bowen made his
appearance. Such mobs on Sunday ought to be
dispersed.
Pensions have been issued to Thos. J.. Frohock,
Lmcolnvllc, increase; William II. Moody. Lib
erty, reissue; Edgar 5. Mcdonald, original, Bel
fast; Albert Hail. reissue and increase Belfast;
Reuben Il. Webb, reissue, West Troy.
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During the meeting Of the salvation army
Sunday evening several windows in the hall were
, ~,
"i"Ne" u! o"''ics Which were THROWN from tic
outside and landed in the room. Cant. Hume
saws: "rhe RIM element d,u.t ue ~ anil va
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aoh Ike the rum element
In writinp for j, co,, of ~. 1,n,r., ~.
ID. Andrews of Providence SAWS of John S.
Emery, the wellknown ship broker Of Ia state
street, Boston: "Mr. Emery chartcre, his vessel,
the brig Humboldt, for Il load of salt for me from
ENuma to Providence nearly 40 years ago.
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18th dav Of April. II. is onc Of fine f.v rem,inir,
stage driver, Of the o;,Ien time lie enforced t,c
storr business IN China. in ,s,s hcin,, con,octea
with , stoiJ. ,,,oro am, ,,.,,,, ~, r.. .h.,to ,;
ms , driver between Aunust, am, r,nro, IN 80,
" Va '''' ''N'"it ''se p'i
"' "" p'''se" ~ "i'S 'i's " rl"''y VI"
''o' ''"''"'' themselves us gentlemen. In inc
iusu,trd every woman maj n.ssrl Ctv M,rsh,l
Mcdonald dispersed them and ~,v, the., , t,,tin.
to. The majority of the visiting clubs from Massa
cnusctts are gentlemen and ,on.l,t., themselves as
such
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PRED in that town last week Elder Brown united
frDk lolil:tl ana Mrs. Douglass IN marriage.
and ,n,ria.,c n and If WHY ",u
rare occurrence to cause Il sensation But in this
case mere Is lui'c i Disparity IN the ages OF the
nrtv five y,ars in favor Of the hrid", Mo o,,,
is Young man of 3, while his bctter-half is Il
'fi9NH lass I'll 80 IL H'S"er' Ao'er'isef'
J. q. o. +. The following officers were last
week elected in Waldo Lodge: H. ID. Clough, y.
g.; Chas 4. Godfrey V. g.: !. H. Harmon, Il. S.
4. &. Spencer, Treas Installation next Friday
evening. Tie present term has been one Of the
- N ~ '''N ''''t,' ? ''iHt'i ANNHts
I'VE ehhlhiafes have been received since January
hrs''''' IN" '"ioWlh% officers We're elected Tues
nay evening III Aurora Degree Lodge Daughters
VI he"' Mil L. IL. harmon \. G.; Mrs. Annie
i"'Hei' ~ MIS- Eva Je"e't, 4. >; Mrs
mercy hlch' treas. Installation Tuesday evening
'"'s i-l"''''''''esHhe Ehfa'hl'meht, Of Lynn,
WANT |" come 10 Eeiiist TINS season on their an
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CHURCH NOTES. Rev L; C. Wentworth will
preach in The Pitcher school house next Sunday 1T
1870 A. NJ. The attendance nj tho E,ntist SIM.
tlay school on Sunday last WAS loG tbc ,oroest in
its history. The average .ttend,ncc for tbn SIM,
lnci has been iOG. ~ special effort has lccn
made but it is the result of natural and healthy
growth. The pastor, Rev. Geo f. Tufts, is an
earnest worker and the church is prosperinr mn
de, his pastorship The Catholics hold ,noutblr
meetings i'll this city the fourth SUNDAY in each
month"; in the room over the High school buil,in,,
Catholics ut The seashorc and visiting in the vi
cinity are cordially invited to attend Those re-
curing the services of the priest shoula address
Father Phclan, Wintcrport.. Prof. Sewall, of
BANGOR VIII occupy the pulpit of the North church
heNt sunday. The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered in the afternoon.
n Hlrp1l1lnr of
this city, has started II new enterprise, that of
making toy yachts for the market Samples may
be seen in the window Of d. p. Palmer Masonic
Temple. Mr. Macomher has devised and made
machinery for their manufacture. and has shown
much inventive power He has made mouIds 81
that the two sides of the Yacht are m,.ss.,, int,
shape. These fastened to q center piece, II
deck and stern added, when the Yachts hull is
complete. Glue is turned inside which with the
paint upon the outside makes them perfectly tight
The material used is cedar Lead is run on for n
keel and the rucr is made of tin The hull il
handsomely painted and striped The model il of
the most approved pattern The Yachts are s,oon
rugged, and are all ready to put into the water.
Mr. MacOmbcr has .our sizes of moulds and can
turn out boats of Is, Is, "A and 80 inches respcc-
lively. lie has sent forty to Boston, to the Office
OF the Youths Companion; to IIoughton Il but
ton 5; peabody n W hltncy's and Horace Partridge
y Co. The yachts are made to retail for from 81
to So each Mr.. Macombcr has taken steps to
lave his Invention and machinery patented
STEAMER NOTES. Friday morning while the
Mary Morgan on the way down river the stop
valve from the boiler got out of order near Hump
den and would not work. The boiler had to be
emptcd and as this would make a long delay the
steamer returned to Bangor and transferred her
passengers to the -idaiI. The Morgan did not
make her Sunday excursion but resumed her
regular route Monday. The Allah Cor Nj. & NJ
as she was formerly called touched here Friday
on her way to and from Rockland. She is u clean
looking little boat and Is said to run twelve miles
an hour. She has little top-hampcrs, resembling In
this respect the Barbour boat, Silver star. !. The
sidcwheel steamer Sorrento, recently built over by